New fertility center in Halle: Hope for unfulfilled dreams!

New fertility center in Halle: Hope for unfulfilled dreams!

In Halle an der Saale, an exciting new story is currently taking place: On Tuesday, the state -of -the -art fertility center at the University Medical Center Halle was ceremoniously inaugurated. This center, which is located in Gustav-Anlauf-Straße, is devoted to the growing need for reproduction aid for couples who are affected by unwanted childlessness. According to Dubisthalle Almost every tenth couple between the ages of 25 and 59 remains childless, which is why the new center is an important point of contact for many.

Reproductive medicine in Halle has a long history that began in 1986 with the birth of the first “retort baby”. Today the new fertility center is at the top of this development. The interdisciplinary team, to which reproductive doctors: inside, Androlog: interior and biologically: inside, offers a holistic supply concept. "We combine medical competence with human support," emphasizes the medical director PD Dr. Matthias Janda.

extensive treatment offers

The range of services of the center is impressive. It comprises the cause clarification, hormonal therapies, inseminations, IVF, ICSI, cryoconserving and donor -seed treatments. Prenatal care is also integrated into the overall concept, which makes it the first university -medical center in Germany that combines such services under one roof. From the 1. July 2025 Patient: Inside the first appointments can be obtained in the center, while the IVF laboratory is expected to be on 1. August 2025 is put into operation.

A look at the statistics

The problem of childlessness should not be underestimated. According to Urological Foundation Health Every sixth couple is affected by unwanted childhood. An increasing trend in treatments with donor seeds is particularly recorded in single women and lesbian couples. Igorics, reproduction medicine has made clear progress in recent years: since 1997 over 412,000 children have been born after in-vitro fertilization (IVF). A remarkable success that shows that modern medicine helps to make dreams reality.

The new fertility center in Halle is not only a place of hope for many couples, but also a sign of the integration of university research, teaching and outpatient care. "This center represents enormous progress in regional health," as it formulates Invitra . The combination of medical excellence and empathic care could be by many people on their own personal way to a family happiness.